Viet Cong Troopers Hold Fast In Ninth Day Clash
South Viet Nam dispatch reports heavy fighting as American advisers assess a fourth major clash in nine days near Tay Ninh. Viet Cong casualties are estimated around 100 with five government troops killed and 29 wounded. Missing Americans are believed dead. a dog belonging to one, Lt. Thomas Ledbetter, surfaced at a special forces camp, suggesting the men did not survive.
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Peter Arnett Bauco
South Viet Nam
Tay Ninh
Saigon
Thomas L. Ledbetter
Spring Lake
N.C
Suoi da
Market Edges Up As Trading Slows After Big Rally
New York stock activity eased with fractional gains led by AT&T after a 2 for 1 split and GM advancing. Industrials, steels, motors, oils, aerospace and rails rose slightly. AP index up 0.1 at 310.8, Dow up 2.20 to 68. IBM fell, U S Smelting recovered, bonds mixed. cigarette shares uneven amid recent losses.
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New York
American Telephone
At&t
General Motors
Associated Press
U.S
IBM
Three Dead After Bus Blows Tire
A chartered bus carrying 32 members of a Chinese drum and bugle corps overturned on Highway 99 north of Madera California after a left front tire blew out. The bus swerved across the divider, crossed lanes, hit the embankment and rolled causing multiple fatalities and injuries among the passengers. The vehicle was en route from Los Angeles to a statewide drum and bugle competition in Sacramento.
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Madera
Calif
Highway 99
Here
Highway Patrol
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Truck blast injures, kills amid ruined homes near Stroudsburg
A truck blast ripped through the Stroudsburg area, blowing out windows and shattering nearby homes ten miles away. Victims included William Paesch of Baltic and his wife who died of a concussion, with Paesch treated for cuts. Luxon was praised by the Monroe County industrial association for his work as an editor.
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Stroudsburg
Luxon
William Pasesch
University of Northmore
Carolina
Ho McPherson
Prise
Donal J. Chipman
Press
Paesch
Monroe County General Hospital
Dow Jones Averages Amid Mixed Markets and Tragedy
The New York market closes at noon with mixed Dow Jones readings as Am Can Co and other issues show varied percentages. In Oklahoma a head on collision near Boswell kills seventeen and injures many, including a mother and two daughters from Rushton, while U.S. and Italian officials foresee aerial and ground actions affecting supply lines in Vietnam and China.
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New York
Percv
Allied Cho
Allis-Chal
Am Can Co
Enka
Am Motors
AM Tel & Tel
Aich T&sf
Abu Atl Coast Line
Atl Refining
Avco Co
Balt &O
Bendix Corp
Ad-' Beth Sr
Madera County
Douglas Aire
Chem
Duke
DuPont Dey East
Eastman Rod
Firestone Rub Foote
Boswell, Okla
Alpord
Laos
Viet Nam
China
Raymond A. Newton
Martin Marietta
Prev
McLean Trk
Burma
Monsanto
Newtons
Rus
Montg Ward
Western Pacific
Sellville
Motorola
Natl Biscuit
Nat Dair Pd
Vassie T. Johnson
Natl Distillers
Newton
NY Central
Air Penney JC
Naval Air Pennsy RR
Pitt Plate
Boswell
U.S
Goodyear T&a
Lake Texoma
Greyhound
Durant
iGulf Oil Corp
Okla
C. R
Int Paper
Brackett Jr
Mabel B. Newton
Rier
Lorillard P
Yunnan Province
Seertees
Reynolds
Jeoin County High School
Sears Roebuck
Italian Red Cross
Sou Railway
Sperry Corp
Thronch
Western Piedmont
United Airlines
Winn-Dixie
United Aire
Woolworth
United Fruit
Zenith
Calif
Ence Bta Stevens JP
Wall & Pow
Texaco Inc
Va P&p
Extron Ine
Western Md
UN Carbide
West Union
Union Pac
Westing el
Ammonium nitrate blast reported in Pennsylvania resort area
The article lists dead including firemen Leonard Mosier Earl Miller Ed Heins and John Regina son of Regina Hotel owner. It notes ammonium nitrate as the explosive involved and cites a company spokesman describing its use and packaging. The scene is in a northeastern Pennsylvania resort area with historical references to prior major blasts and casualties.
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Leonard Mosier
Earl Miller
Ed Heins
John Regina
Regina Hotel
Enema
Pennsylvania
Texas City
Tex
Preyer accuses party faction of building a machine
Preyer, the handpicked Sanford candidate, told a TV panel that rival programs from past administrations are being used as campaign issues. He said he does not intend to see beneficial past programs portrayed as detriments and claimed many charges about machines and handpicked candidates are unfounded. He anticipated stronger support from Western North Carolina in the runoff and planned to vote in Greensboro after meeting with voters in Charlotte.
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Sanford
Page 1A
Preyer
North Carolina
Moore
Charlotte
Greensboro
Dulles Sniper Calls for Marshals Amid Missing Persons Probe
Meridian scene sees James Farmer of the Congress of Racial Equality urge marshals for protection of civil rights workers as investigation lingers. White House shifts from Marines to Meridian sailors, drawing Mississippi lawmakers’ ire over alleged shifts in search focus and missing persons totals in New York City.
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Meridian
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Mississippi
Congress
John Bell Williams
Williams
Johnson
New York City
Romney foes push funds and jobs plan amid 1968 primary talk
Scranton said Michigan delegates back Romney on the first ballot while other states rally to the governor. He urged action to fund the economy and match workers with jobs through federal disbursements and a state national housing effort. Rep Winstead suggested a hoax may explain three men missing.
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Eee House
Michigan
Goldwater
George W. Romney
Scranton
Arthur Winstead
D-Miss
Philadelphia
al Isaid
Winsteadity
Journalism Dean Honored by Local Newsmen in Greensboro
Top area newspapermen gathered in Greensboro yesterday to honor Dr. Norval Neil Luxon, former Dean of the North Carolina School of Journalism at Chapel. The tribute recognized his contributions to journalism education and the profession.
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Greensboro
Piedmont Associated Industries
Norval Neil Luxon
North Carolina
Ae of Journalism
Chapel
Plants Close For July 4th Vacation Notice
Burlington Throwing Co and Rainbow Weavers divisions of Burlington Industries close June 20 through July 4 for vacation. Rainbow plant closes after second shift today, Burlington Throwing after regular hours Sunday. Both reopen Sunday night July 5. Eligible employees receive vacation pay for the period.
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Burlington Throwing Co
Rainbow Weavers
Burlington Industries
Rainbow
Burlington Throwing
Lawmakers debate FTC cigarette rule and labeling authority
Congress members from tobacco states weigh responses to FTC actions. Proposed HEW backed bill would give FDA power to regulate cigarette labels under the Hazardous Substances Act. Chairman Dixon warns the FTC would still regulate ads and labels unless Congress acts. A resolution urging FTC postponement or dismissal of the rule is also considered.
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FTC
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Food and Drug Administration
Paul Rand Dixon Jhas
Congress
Dixon
Khrushchev Joins Gromyko in Swedish Folk Dance
Soviet Premier Khrushchev playfully urged Andrei Gromyko to dance to Swedish folk music during his five day Sweden visit. The pair swayed in a circle with Prime Minister Tage Erlander as dancers performed for them at the Grand Hotel. Khrushchev then returned to Stockholm from Harpsund before leaving for Norway and Oslo, ending a lively segment of his 18 day Scandinavian tour.
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John 0. Koehler
Stockholm
Sweden
Khrushchev
Andrei A.gromyko
Gromyko
Tage Erlander
Stalin
Khrupee
Krushchev Foeshchev
Grand
Onight
Bashkiria
Norway
Oslo
Harpsund
Erlander
Wallace Petitions Filed For State Ballot Access
Wallace supporters filed 10 000 signatures to place a new party on the ballot. Petitions includedauthenticity checks with voter registration books and were presented by Earon M. Lambert and Alabama State Board of Pardons and Paroles members. May 1960 consumer price data show groceries down while most items rose. living costs flat. sugar and coffee prices tied to world supply.
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Margaret Schecter
Earon M. Lambert
Alabama
Wallace
States Rights Sugar and
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Neon Close Bache & Go
Guido Ferri
Ametican Ayanand V0
Lincolnton
Auruou
Mer Superior
Highway Department
Dulles
Andrei
Washington
Labor Department
Guilford County
Tobacco Farmer
Judge Preyer
Dan Moore
United States Department of Agriculture
Johnson Administration
Wills Hancock
High Point Citizens
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International
Icarolina Truck & Trailer Sales Inc
High Point
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Dealey
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